The Impact of Diving on Local Environments
Not only are divers eroding the shoreline by entering and leaving the water, but also by grabbing and kicking coral reefs when under the water.
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The Leopard’s Lost Range
The leopard has lost as much as 75% of its historic range. They once occupied a vast range of approximately 35 million square kilometres throughout Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
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A-Z of Invasive Marine Species: New Zealand Flat Oyster
It still regarded as a potentially important commercial species but it is highly susceptible to a disease (Bonamiosis) caused by Bonamia sp.
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Africa's Parks Can Support More Lions
Africa's protected areas are capable of supporting three to four times as many wild lions, if those areas are properly funded and managed, according to a new study.
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Conservation Jobs - Field Tutor
While this certainly hasn't been a straight path from uni, and I've had luck and opportunities presented to me on the way, I strongly believe you make your own opportunities.
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Why Should We Conserve the Red Squirrel?
This is an important question. Most of the publicity promoting conservation of red squirrels focuses heavily on the threat from grey squirrels. There is little focus on the ecological importance of red squirrels.
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